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TRADE AND INDUSTRY
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TRADE AND INDUSTRY

2002
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Rather than persevering in a sterile rejection of Finley's ideas, \"Economies Beyond Agriculture in the Classical World\", edited by D. J. Mattingly and J. Salmon, attempts to engage constructively with a basic agrarian perception of the economy. Its aim is to find ways of accommodating our understanding of trade and urban manufacture within the narrow range set in the ancient world by the dominance of agricultural production, often subsistence oriented. Hence the focus is on exploring historical and geographical variations within Greco-Roman civilisation in qualitative and quantitative terms. (Quotes from original text)
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Cambridge University Press,Oxford University Press
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